France’s Blum cabinet to include 7 socialists and 7 radicals
The new French government will be split evenly between socialists led by Leon Blum and radical socialists, with no communist representation. Key posts include Paul-Boncour in finance and Herriot or Chautemps for foreign affairs, while three current ministers hold over. The cabinet plans to release about 9,000 conscripts by end May.
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Herriot
Paris
France
Blum
Socialist Party
Socialist Union Party
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Communist Party
Tenty
Maor
Comunists
Popular Front
Hich
Blun
Leon Blum
Puty
Eeseenee
Steeg
Edouard Herriot
Camille Chautemps
United States
Edouard Daladier
Navy
Albert Sarraut
Air
Pierre Cot
Georges Bonnet
Maurice Palmade
Vincent Auriol
Roger Salengro
Jean Baptist Lebas
Maurice Morizet
Midhon
Louis Sellier
Socialist Puty
Georges Moutet
Soialist
Anatole de Onzie
Socialist Union
Eague of Nations
Joseph Paul Boncour
Georges Monmiet
Sarraut
Paul Boncour
Bonnet
Chautemps
Flandin
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Cap Ferrat
Knights Templar Ascension Day Observance Thursday
Apollo Commandery No. 26 Knights Templar holds Ascension Day events with a 2 30 p m service at Masonic hall address by Rev C H Hook solo by Ruth Ebling Massey and accompanist Lucy Bushnell Ambron. Graves decorated at cemeteries 3 15 p m and past commanders honored at 5 45 p m dinner. The Temple order conferred at 7 p m by reg staff.
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Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
C. H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Ruth Ebling Massey
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Arthur L. Bye
Oak Hill
Linwood
Bohemian National
Memorial Park
J. M. Harcourt
D. E. Howell
J. B. Duxbury
DeForest Rich
N. F. Hanson
H. F. Westfall
E. E. Pinney
R. R. Rogers
C. C. Shapleigh
E. C. van Gorkum
C. M. Marshall
C. G. Greene
C. H. Cogswell
Charles B. Whelpley
Taylor Carpenter
T. Will Runkle
George Laird
Charles R. Sutherland
Emil J. Petranek
James E. Bromwell
Edward
A. E. Kannewulf
Order of the Temple
Bank Bandit Sentenced Within 24 Hours In Kansas
Joseph Weigan Jr. 23 pleaded guilty to robbing the Valley Center State Bank of 454 dollars. He received 10 to 50 years in Lansing state prison. He stole a car to escape and was arrested on a bus soon after. A concurrent 1 to 5 year term for auto theft runs with the robbery sentence. His wife and 4 year old daughter attended the sentencing. Valley Center lies 12 miles north of Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Valley Center State Bank
Joseph Weigan, Jr
Lansing
Newton
Weigan
Valley Center
AAA Warns Farmers Against Unsuitable Seed
Washington (UP) The AAA warned farmers in the soil conservation program against buying seed not adapted to their locality. Acting Administrator Howard R. Tolley said unscrupulous seed salesmen push varieties of legume or grass seed claiming government approval makes them good for the soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Howard R. Tolley
Sawdust Fires Plague Lumber Yard Since 1913
In Dubuque Iowa a persistent underground fire burns at the former Standard Lumber site. Since 1913 a blaze has reemerged from compressed sawdust beds beneath the Mississippi riverfront causing flames to rise intermittently as embers creep through subterranean layers. Fire Chief William Ryan notes the beds became hard as steel, sustaining the long running fire at an abandoned plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Standard Lumber Company
Mississippi River
William Ryan
Lumber Company
Prairieburg Church To Sponsor Film On Christianity History
St. Joseph's church of Prairieburg will sponsor a showing of the talking picture Through the Centuries on Monday evening. The film traces the history of Christianity from Rome's dawn to the modern era, highlighting missionary work and efforts to improve conditions for non Christian peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg Church
the Gazette
Prairieburg
St. Joseph’s Church of
Rome
Mason City Man Returned To Face Polk Co. Charges
A. E. McGowan, 40, of Mason City, was brought to Des Moines by Polk County Deputy Sheriff Harley Thornton. He faces a warrant for obtaining money by false pretenses tied to an indictment returned December 5 by the Polk County grand jury. Officials say McGowan may use an alias. Des Moines Sheriff C. F. Keeling requested apprehension and detention.
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A. E. McGowan
Mason City
Des Moines
Harley Thornton
Polk County
McGowan
Bert O'Neill
Grand Jury
C. F. Keeling
James H. Smith
Czech Envoy Caught In N Y Dock Riot
The Czech oslovakian minister to the United States Dr. Ferdinand Severka was pulled to safety by police as striking seamen and supporters clashed at Pier 61 North River docks The riot left 24 injured and five arrested as the Panama Pacific liner Virginia sailed from the pier.
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New York
INS
United States
Ferdinand Severka
Chelsea
North River
Virginia
Pier 61
Twenty-first Street
Grinnell Faculty Favor Slightly Socialized Capitalism
Grinnell college faculty and staff survey shows 54 of 92 favor a slightly socialized form of capitalism and 78 support government control of public utilities. Most view the trend as liberal rather than radical or conservative with 70 opposing rugged individualism.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Hoover
Roosevelt
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Alf Landon
Kansas
Eastern Star Chapters Invited to Anamosa Mount Moriah Meeting
Anamosa Monticello Olin Springville Maquoketa Marion Malta and Cedar Rapids chapters invited to Mount Moriah chapter meeting in Anamosa Tuesday evening. Mrs Adah Mae Davis Knoxville grand worthy matron Iowa and other guests will attend. Dinner served by the Pythian Sisters.
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Anamosa
Eastern Star
Monticello
Wyoming
Olin
Springville
Maquoketa
Marion
Malta
Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Mount Moriah
Adah Mae Davis
Knoxville
Grand Worthy Matron
Iowa
Pythian Sisters
Ames Readies Highway Safety Conference with broad officials
The Iowa State College extension service announced a four day highway safety conference in Ames from June 29 to July 2 with the state safety council. Public access is welcome and the program includes sectional meetings on school safety, city rural issues, fleet operator problems, and more. Noted speakers from state and national agencies and associations will address traffic management and road safety topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
State Safety Council
Lew Wallace
State Motor Vehicle Department
John Hattery
Iowa Highway Patrol
Maxwell Halsey
Harvard University
Bureau of
W. H. Cameron
National Safety Council
Burton Marsh
American Automobile Association
Harry Nestle
Carroll
American Legion Safety
R. E. Rhoades
Davenport
Motor Clubs of Iowa
H. W. Carmichael
State Department of Public Instruction
Phil Damon
Ames
American Legion
R. W. Kelley
Ottumwa
Kiwanis
H. Stedman
Des Moines
Boy 9 Threatens Doctor With Sword in Home
In Bridgeport Connecticut a doctor and ambulance driver went to Mrs Hat tie Waldbauer’s home to transfer her son Clifford to a hospital. The nine year old boy charged the doctor with a wooden sword and had to be subdued. Clifford recalled his father was taken away in an ambulance over a year ago and never returned.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Hattie Waldbauer
Clifford
Massacre Averted as Gang Roundup Nets Jewel Thieves
Chicago and Indianapolis police halted a planned multi state jewel hijacking tied to Al Bradys gang. Dahlhover described the plan to police as officers nabbed Clarence Shaffer and two alleged double crossers Venetucci and Scardinia, who pleaded guilty to hijacking and were bound over on federal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Dahlhover
Jack Venetucci
Frank Scardinia
Bradyites
Dahlhover
Corsi
Brady
Indiana
Venetucci
Scardinia
U. S
Edwin K. Walker
Brady gang on the spot linked to Indianapolis holdups
Dahlhover admits presence in Indianapolis on April 27 when Al Brady gang killed Police Sergeant Richard Rivers. He denies firing. Brady faces indictment for the killing. Dahlhover was arrested in Indianapolis on a rough-dressed, disguise claim, exposing his ties to Barton alias Brady and the gang’s robberies in Dayton and Lima.
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Shaffer
Dahlhover
Chicago
al Brady
Dillinger
Dayton, O
Brady
Indianapolis
New
Richard Rivers
Sergi. Corsi
Barton
Dayton
Lima
Dawn Bell Dawn Bell Dawn-Bell edited by Eddie Shimano at Cornell
Mount Vernon report notes the launch of Gyo Sho or Dawn-Bell a Nisei literary magazine edited by Eddie Shimano at Cornell College. It presents phose and poetry by Nisei journalists from Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and New York. Shimano aims for a quarterly during college years and later commercial publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
America
Dawn-Bell
Cornell College
Eddie Shimano
Seattle
Cornell English Club
Clyde Tull
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Nisei
Shimano
Dawn Bells
Cornell
Albia Woman Wins $14 000 In Bonds
In Ottumwa a district court verdict after nine hours of jury deliberation awarded Mrs. Helen Malcor of Albia ownership of 14 000 dollars in negotiable bonds. She sued Mrs. C E Johnson of Ottumwa and Esther Darby of Des Moines as administratrix for W H Thomas estate claiming the bonds were part of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Helen Malcor
Albia
Malcor
C. E. Johnson
Otumwa
Esther Darby
Des Moines
W. H. Thomas
Louilla
Johnson
Thomas
M. E. Conference Backs Federation on Social Service
The Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference endorsed a middle ground report on social service, renouncing the profit motive in business. Liberal and conservative factions converged, with opposition from an Italian delegate, a Swedish group, and a former U.S. congressman. The report condemns greed and highlights social ills like poverty, inequality, debt, armament, and mob violence.
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Columbus, O
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Federation For Social Service
General Conference
Frank A. Horne
Brooklyn
Federation
United States
Carlo M. Ferreri
Rome
Church
W. C. Hawley
Salem
Ore
America
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